Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will meet face to face in London on Wednesday, September 30, with their press conference streamed live from 6 p.m. BST / 1 p.m. EDT / 10 a.m. PDT. Both fighters have arrived in Britain ahead of the launch for their December 11 fight at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.

For fans, this is the first chance to judge how the two handle sharing a stage with the fight finally announced. Years of talking about Joshua against Fury have built expectations that a polished promotional video alone cannot satisfy.

A limited number of public tickets are available through AXS. Fans attending should check their ticket for entry and venue timings; the announced 6 p.m. time refers to the live stream.

The press conference will be shown on Netflix YouTube, Netflix Sports’ TikTok and X accounts, Turki Alalshikh’s social channels and Ring Magazine’s YouTube channel.

Fury has an obvious opportunity to turn the launch into his own show. He enjoys an audience and knows that an insult delivered across a table can travel further than a routine promise to win. Joshua does not need to answer every provocation. Trying to beat Fury at the microphone would give him another contest to prepare for before the boxing begins.

The more useful answers concern the event itself. Organizers describe a card featuring marquee fighters from around the world, but this release names no undercard bouts. Wednesday provides a platform to replace that broad promise with something fans can assess.

The announcement also makes no mention of Dana White. His absence from the release establishes neither an appearance nor an agreed role in the promotion.

Netflix will carry the December 11 event globally at no additional charge for members. That makes watching straightforward for existing subscribers. For supporters considering a trip to Cardiff, the next announcements need to make attending equally clear.

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